Patrick Procktor Prints 1959-1985 | Redfern Gallery Birmingham Museums 1985

Patrick Procktor Prints 1959-1985 | Redfern Gallery Birmingham Museums 1985

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Patrick Procktor Prints 1959-1985 | Redfern Gallery Birmingham Museums 1985Patrick Procktor Prints 1959 1985. Catalogue to accompany the touring exhibition organised by Redfern Gallery and Editions Electo in collaboration with Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery between 8 June 1985 and 28 February 1986. 22 x 21 cm Slight marks to cover. Please see photos. 148 pages

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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023